Sentence examples similar to a far reaching statement from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a far reaching statement" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when describing a statement that has significant implications or effects beyond its immediate context. Example: "The CEO's announcement was a far reaching statement that would impact the company's future direction and strategy."
It was a far-reaching statement from the largest Jewish denomination in North America, she added.
But refusing to do so is in itself a far-reaching statement – it says the huge price being paid by civilians in Gaza, many of them children, must be censored". Aid agencies said on Wednesday that a child had been killed in Gaza on average every hour for the preceding two days, and more than 70,000 children had been forced to flee their homes.
A do nothing executive or a too far reaching one?
The Progressive Change Campaign Committee will spend thousands of dollars this week on an online ad campaign in the states of at least 10 senators who should be for the public option but have refused to issue a statement so far, reaching at least 1 million people online.
The clinical implications of such a reservoir are far reaching.
In a statement, the group said: "We are of the view that there is an issue of fundamental and far reaching importance relating to the European Habitats Directive for which we consider it necessary to seek a further ruling from the court".
Such a de facto practice could have far reaching consequences.
Originally Washington Ecology reached an agreement with the US Corps of Engineers to work together on a joint county/state/federal EIS that would feature these far reaching impacts, but just days after our discussion, the Corps announced that they will in fact produce their own statement, focused only on local impacts.
